Recognizing Blind Spots — A Remedy for Gender Bias in Medicine?

Loren Galler Rabinowitz

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Interview with Dr. Loren Rabinowitz on the hurdles and frustrations that female medical trainees face in a sexist culture. (08:58)Download For young women in medicine, self-advocacy can feel impossible. Small steps such as taking ownership of our roles as physicians, enlisting allies, and educating our trainees, students, and patients can provide a starting point for the movement toward workplace equality.

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